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The Health Service Commission (HSC) and the Public Service Commission (PSC) have officially commenced the First Quarter Joint Consultative Workshop with Workers’ Representatives in Kwekwe. The workshop brings together representatives from both commissions and workers’ unions to deliberate on key issues affecting the public service, with a strong focus on

Health sector stakeholders have gathered in Kadoma to review Zimbabwe’sNational Health Strategy Report, a key policy document guiding the country’shealth priorities and interventions.The three-day workshop, running from 11 to 13 March 2026, has brought togethergovernment officials, health professionals, development partners, and civil societyrepresentatives to assess progress made under the current

The Health Service Commission joined other Government departments at the Youth Day celebrations held at Igava Training Centre in Marondera, with Commissioners Maj Gen (Rtd) Dr Gerald Gwinji and Commissioner Angelbert Mbengwa representing the Commission. Through exhibitions held at the Igava Training Centre, the Commission also showcased its role as

The Minister of Health and Child Care, Douglas Mombeshora, has officially launched Lenacapavir in Epworth, marking a significant milestone in the country’s fight against HIV. Lenacapavir is a groundbreaking long-acting injectable for HIV prevention, administered once every six months, offering a powerful alternative to daily oral PrEP and improving adherence,

Through the UK–Zimbabwe Health Leadership, Management and Governance Pilot Project, the Health Service Commission of Zimbabwe and the Zimbabwe Life Project developed an automated parliamentary oversight system designed to modernize how the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Health collects and analyse health visits data in implementing its oversight role on health

Zimbabwe’s health sector leadership has renewed its commitment to strengthening the health workforce, improving governance systems, and enhancing financial accountability as part of broader efforts to improve public health service delivery in line with National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2) and Vision 2030. Speaking at the Health Sector Leadership Engagement Meeting